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Floor lamp in Art Nouveau style. turn of the 19th-20th centuries

Lot 705
07.12.2024 10:00UTC +02:00
Classic
Bid acceptance closed for this auction
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AuctioneerAntiqon
Event locationLatvia, Riga
Buyer Premium28 %
ID 1333606
Lot 705 | Floor lamp in Art Nouveau style. turn of the 19th-20th centuries
Estimate value
€ 150 – 180
Floor lamp decorated with artistic elements made of gilded and crimson enameled metal. The massive base in the shape of a three-beam star is decorated in the center with a round convex rosette with a cut-out decor. The stojan has the shape of a column with four cylindrical inserts decorated with crimson enamel. It is crowned with a round enamelled ball imitating a container for the liquid used as fuel for the lamp. The lower part of the stand is supported by three flat metal supports made in the form of dragon heads and an openwork flower and leaf ornament. Lampshade original, woven, trapezoidal, handmade with a profiled surface and decorated with openwork braid. electrified. It is possible to adjust the height of the object. This floor lamp will bring the spirit of aristocracy and an atmosphere of comfort into the interior of your apartment. Size without lampshade: HxW = 165x42 cm Bronze, casting, patination, gilding, enamel. Western Europe, late 19th-early 20th century. Width: 65cm, Height: 170cm, Depth: 65cm, Weight: 15kg, Condition: Condition of use, Material: Gold-plated metal, ID: ID-ANTQ-2660
Auction house category:Floor lamps
Address of auction Antiqon
Brivibas street 52-1B
1011 Riga
Latvia
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